New Domestic Violence Research Compilation - acfc
False allegations of abuse are commonplace in divorce. Known by such names as the ‘nuclear option’ or the ‘silver bullet technique,’ false allegations are a quick way to gain the upper hand in child custody actions. Some of the most vocal opponents of Shared Parenting are domestic violence focused organizations.
A speech by Prince Harry at the South African Wildlife College, Kruger National Park, South Africa
Thank you everyone for the warm welcome here this morning. As someone who cares deeply about conservation, Africa and the protection of endangered animals, I look up to rangers with a huge amount of respect, knowing the hardships you face on a daily basis. This summer I was able to spend several months working with you and your peers here at Kruger and in places across southern Africa. My love of Africa has never been any secret – it’s just been a huge part of my private life. I’ve always wanted to keep it like that until I had the experience of age to give something back to a place that has given me and so many others the freedom and space we all crave.
Domestic violence against men hits record levels as numbers treble in past decade
DOMESTIC violence against men has trebled in the past decade, shocking official figures reveal. A record 5,640 wives and girlfriends were convicted of assaulting their male partners last year — up from 1,850 in 2007. Getty Images
Prince Albert Praises Prince Charles as 'Ahead of the Curve' on Climate Change
By Peter Mikelbank and Simon Perry The royals are going green! Monaco's Prince Albert prides himself on being a keen environmentalist, but he credits Britain's Prince Charles with being the trailblazer. Albert, 57, who with wife Princess Charlene, 37, took center stage on Sunday as they joined thousands of demonstrators for the World Climate march in Monaco, tells PEOPLE Charles was "way ahead of the curve" on the issue. The royal parents are giving twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella (who turn 1 on December 10) a head start on the important cause as well.
Community newspaper article about head lice with photo of Indigenous girl sparks outrage - CBC News
A member of Paul First Nation in Alberta said he was outraged to see a photo of an Indigenous girl displayed along with an article about head lice in a community newspaper. The article, titled 'Tis the season for school and lice, was published in the Sept. 1 edition of the Stony Plain Reporter/Spruce Grove Examiner community newspaper in Alberta and is sparking heated discussions on Facebook. According to Rod Burnstick, the outrage is because Parkland County, just west of Edmonton, is a predominately Caucasian community but the newspaper ran the story with a photo of an Indigenous child, which associates Indigenous people with lice. "[When I saw it] I really felt for our children — our children that attend the County of Parkland schools — because our children already face oppression when attending county schools [outside of reserve]," said Burnstick, who posted a photo of the article on his Facebook page. 'Get some education,' Maskwacis mom writes
Breaking the Science: 71% of Children Killed by One Parent are Killed by Their Mothers; 60% of Victims are Boys
By Mark B. Rosenthal July 23, 2008 In 1994, Susan Smith's murder of her sons Michael and Alex made national headlines for months.
Edward and Sophie enjoy a very special Christmas celebration
The Earl and Countess of Wessex got into the Christmas spirit today when they attended a special festive tea party. Edward and Sophie were guests at the Not Forgotten Association’s annual Christmas event, held at St James’s Palace. The Earl and Countess joined service veterans at the special party which took place in the State Apartments of the palace. They joined over 300 serving and ex-service personnel for a Christmas celebration which brought together representatives from many service associations and ex-service care homes as well. The Not Forgotten Association was set up in 1920 by the singer, Marta Cunningham.
TERMINALES - TOPIC 2: PLACES AND FORMS OF POWER - JACOBANGLAIS, le blog d'anglais du Lycée Jacob Holtzer
How would you define the word "power"? Try to explain what a counter-power is? What are he different powers you know? The first three powers are legislative executive and judicial powers. For many years, new powers have influenced people.
The cycle of domestic violence repeats until we stop it
“I can’t get a restraining order against her. She’s my kid’s mom. What would that do to the kids?” and “He’s a good father, he’s just under a lot of stress at work.” These are the two most common excuses that victims make to avoid holding their abusers accountable. My goal this Domestic Violence Awareness month is to open up the conversation about DV, who perpetrates it, who facilitates it, and who benefits from it.
Royal Wedding Rewind: Queen Mathilde’s dress
On this day, in 1999, the last big royal wedding of the 20th century took place. The bride and groom were then an heir to a throne and the partner he had somehow kept secret for several years before surprising everyone with a marriage announcement. We know them now as King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of the Belgians.
Australian School Program on Domestic Violence Shames Boys
October 19, 2016 by Robert Franklin, Esq, Member, National Board of Directors, National Parents Organization "You could see the little girls, fat with complacency and conceit while the little boys sat there crumpled, apologising for their existence, thinking this was going to be the pattern of their lives." Lessing said the teacher tried to "catch my eye, thinking I would approve of this rubbish". She added: "This kind of thing is happening in schools all over the place and no one says a thing.
Princess Charlene is up at 6am every morning with the twins, reveals impressed husband Prince Albert
Princess Charlene of Monaco certainly isn't leaving the childcare in the hands of any royal nanny. Her husband Prince Albert has praised the mother-of-two for her hands-on approach with their twins Jacques and Gabriella as their first birthday fast approaches. "She's very eager to be with her children at all times. She's up with the kids at six and takes them through the morning.
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Prince Harry gets nostalgic after spotting Princess Diana photo at the Nelson Mandela Foundation
Prince Harry was in a reflective mood as his week-long tour of South Africa came to a close on Thursday. The 31-year-old was given a guided tour of Nelson Mandela's former offices in Johannesburg, where he was immediately drawn to a picture of his late mother Diana, Princess of Wales. Diana met Nelson Mandela during a private visit to South Africa in March 1997 – just five months before her tragic death.
